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this was done through a sort of liberal takeover of our law studies in america. and i go through the takeover of the university's and worshiping the state as well. importing radical european secular liberalism to the american universities. the reason was because no american university could give you a graduate degree. yet to get europe to get it. europe in the mid-1800s to make unique study of the german universities and we get the most radical secular enlightenment use brought back to america, and stocks in our universities. by the end of the 1800's it formed the foundation of our entire understanding of the intelligence pushed down to our culture. the law, the development of our law schools. that is all law schools got contaminated. you have to go back to the end of the 1800's to find that out. one of the things the imported was this bad idea from the 19,053rd french republic. >> your off the hook. >> liberalism, they tend to be tolerant, but there are so intolerant of religion. >> the least of certain kinds. there that tall -- no problem tolerating or any othe
this was done through a sort of liberal takeover of our law studies in america. and i go through the takeover of the university's and worshiping the state as well. importing radical european secular liberalism to the american universities. the reason was because no american university could give you a graduate degree. yet to get europe to get it. europe in the mid-1800s to make unique study of the german universities and we get the most radical secular enlightenment use brought back to america,...
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so that says if you keep the talent in america other jobs will come attached to that. that's invaluable in san francisco. and did we get from 9.6 percent in unemployment to 5.2 >> it's because of you're great leadership. >> thank you carl but it's because this fact is very true. along with one job comes others it's valuable to our tourism and the labor unions know this that's why their backing up this. they know the jobs are being created because the talent is here. we've got to keep the talent here. people spent years getting those mbas. we spent money and investment in those i did not know stuts students then they have to leave with the trouble are the visas and in their prime when the economics of their ideas is right there in front of us we can't get the kind of you immigration talent we have that's a failure of our country. >> mayor lee great points. >> maria od democrat what's that argument the white house uses as we talk about comprehensive reform. >> first, i want to reiterate itself finding to congress it the immigration reform will play a role in our reducing
so that says if you keep the talent in america other jobs will come attached to that. that's invaluable in san francisco. and did we get from 9.6 percent in unemployment to 5.2 >> it's because of you're great leadership. >> thank you carl but it's because this fact is very true. along with one job comes others it's valuable to our tourism and the labor unions know this that's why their backing up this. they know the jobs are being created because the talent is here. we've got to...
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i mean, america had a really good 20th century. you got, you know, you got your kind of self-belief confirmed by what happened in the 20th century, and even though there was a mini version of that in britain, we liken ourselves to the story of the second world war. all the same. on the whole, it was a story of retreat and rather chasing self-realization, looking at you're and go, oh, i wasn't what i thought i was, a smaller more modest sense, and as americans have a tendency to believe positively, europeans substituted irony for a lot of that stuff, and we do irony instead of religion as well. irony things like the realists approach to the universe if you had the european 20th century. >> host: francis spufford, is there an evangelical movement in england, and is it a political movement at all? >> there is an evangelical movement, but it doesn't do politics the way that the american one does. we don't have christian conservatives, and i'm speaking for myself, we vote centerrish or leftish on the whole. one of the problems as christ
i mean, america had a really good 20th century. you got, you know, you got your kind of self-belief confirmed by what happened in the 20th century, and even though there was a mini version of that in britain, we liken ourselves to the story of the second world war. all the same. on the whole, it was a story of retreat and rather chasing self-realization, looking at you're and go, oh, i wasn't what i thought i was, a smaller more modest sense, and as americans have a tendency to believe...
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were ease and we will stay competitive in the world the gas market meanwhile as you've said not only america has become self-sufficient in natural gas but is also about to challenge middle east and russia in exporting gas to europe did you expect united states would turn into a natural gas exporter so quickly. issues that is assert them in the west one cycle before a new project would be would be idealized if you. could but then show love exploded and go from there as it started to. the start of the in both nights in and the war yom is a marginal competitor it was a cut and a new export of z.c. a plane into exported. was about one hundred fifty two b.c. i'm so that's why and especially in view of declining production in western europe which is happening quicker than expected we are not there for a go of it bitterness of gas if it will appear from the sources. but we still get a sense that with the arrival of the american guys plaster middle eastern share your prey's ready to manipulate energy prices some have actually already started it like bulgaria has negotiated twenty percent discount if
were ease and we will stay competitive in the world the gas market meanwhile as you've said not only america has become self-sufficient in natural gas but is also about to challenge middle east and russia in exporting gas to europe did you expect united states would turn into a natural gas exporter so quickly. issues that is assert them in the west one cycle before a new project would be would be idealized if you. could but then show love exploded and go from there as it started to. the start...
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so where are the luckiest stores in america? >>> good evening and we begin tonight with a water world from colorado to the airlicarolinas. we're seeing families stranded on water logged porches, a car turned into a kind of a noah's arc and there in missouri what looks like a lake is actually a highway. 12 states are facing threats of floods tonight, so much rain they're measuring it not in inches but in foot. ginger zee tells us what's to come. >> reporter: that's the bank of the river there, and all these houses underwater. swallowing neighborhoods whole. flash flooding in central and southern missouri. shutting down highway 44. dismantling roads from beneath. the floodgates erupting on the osage river. the relentless rains leaving camp grounds, and soccer fields, hardly identifiable. in waynesville, missouri, they are still searching for a woman swept away tuesday. her 4-year-old son already found dead. in the last seven days, parts of missouri have had more than 16 inches of rain -- the town of richland with at least 17 inche
so where are the luckiest stores in america? >>> good evening and we begin tonight with a water world from colorado to the airlicarolinas. we're seeing families stranded on water logged porches, a car turned into a kind of a noah's arc and there in missouri what looks like a lake is actually a highway. 12 states are facing threats of floods tonight, so much rain they're measuring it not in inches but in foot. ginger zee tells us what's to come. >> reporter: that's the bank of the...
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, they are not subject to the control, because they are not eleven stores in america. >> that is correct. >> the proposal now is to include if they have more than 11 internationally. >> the proposal now, i think that you are referring to only applies in the haze goff district and that would include international. >> right. >> so, i guess my question is which was directed to the haze valley for now in case this becomes a bigger power and more spread out and the implication is that if you have no presence in the haze valley and even say that you did not scr a presence in the us and you decided that you wanted to establish a presence in the u.s. and by chance identified haze goff has the area where you wanted to put in the first branch in and you did not have any of them anywhere in the u.s. and you have more than 11 in the world you would be barred from putting one in the valley under the this proposal. do i understand that correctly? >> that is correct. >> that is the proposal, and that proposal was triggered by the ruger gant store opening there where the company is a foreign company wit
, they are not subject to the control, because they are not eleven stores in america. >> that is correct. >> the proposal now is to include if they have more than 11 internationally. >> the proposal now, i think that you are referring to only applies in the haze goff district and that would include international. >> right. >> so, i guess my question is which was directed to the haze valley for now in case this becomes a bigger power and more spread out and the...
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a public service message from the vision council of america and reading is fundamental. funding for this program is provided by annenberg media. narrator: of all the planets in our solar system, none can support complex life except earth. but the conditions on earth were not always so suitable for life, and scientists are working to reconstruct the history of two essential requirements whmake tlanet hatable. the first is free oxygen in the atmosphere. the other is a moderate and stable climate. paleontologist andy knoll has spent much of his career
a public service message from the vision council of america and reading is fundamental. funding for this program is provided by annenberg media. narrator: of all the planets in our solar system, none can support complex life except earth. but the conditions on earth were not always so suitable for life, and scientists are working to reconstruct the history of two essential requirements whmake tlanet hatable. the first is free oxygen in the atmosphere. the other is a moderate and stable climate....
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i am more of a supporter of teach for america than my colleagues. they are good programs. >> what could we do collectively as the next up for occupy wall street? -- next step for occupy wall street? >> what is your main interest in the issues raised by occupy wall street? if it is money and politics, you should join with those who are occupying the supreme court, fighting in states for clean money reform, and fighting for an amendment strategy to overturn the citizens united decision, and fighting in elections to change the supreme court. >> what would you think of having a national general assembly modeled on the original continental congress in philadelphia beginning on july 4 of 2012? coming up with a list of grievances that this assembly debated. >> lawrence blessing has talked about a new constitutional convention. i think it is early. i think it is tricky. i do not mean to sound too conservative. when you say to make a list of grievances, we could sit in this room and come up with a list of six ideas or grievances that need to be made real and
i am more of a supporter of teach for america than my colleagues. they are good programs. >> what could we do collectively as the next up for occupy wall street? -- next step for occupy wall street? >> what is your main interest in the issues raised by occupy wall street? if it is money and politics, you should join with those who are occupying the supreme court, fighting in states for clean money reform, and fighting for an amendment strategy to overturn the citizens united...
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paying jobs in america. these workers earn povey wages because the minimum wage for tipped workers at the federal level has been frozen for 22 years at $2.13 an hour, and it's the reason that food servers use food stamps at double the rate of the rest of the u.s. workforce, and have a poverty rate of three times the rest of the u.s. workforce. we got to this place because of the power of the national restaurant association. we call it the other nra. they've been named the tenth most powerful lobbying group in congress and back in 1996 when herman cain was the head of the national restaurant association, he struck a deal with congress saying that, "we will not oppose the overall minimum wage continuing to rise as long as the minimum wage for tipped workers stays frozen forever," and so it has for the last 22 years. imagine your average server in an ihop in texas earning $2.13 an hour, graveyard shift, no tips. the company's supposed to make up the difference between 2:13 and $7.25. but time and time again, th
paying jobs in america. these workers earn povey wages because the minimum wage for tipped workers at the federal level has been frozen for 22 years at $2.13 an hour, and it's the reason that food servers use food stamps at double the rate of the rest of the u.s. workforce, and have a poverty rate of three times the rest of the u.s. workforce. we got to this place because of the power of the national restaurant association. we call it the other nra. they've been named the tenth most powerful...
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sixteen trillion dollars seemed warningly high according to a study by the university of california america's debt is actually four times higher seventy trillion dollars so how much does that sum equate to this compared to the world's most valuable company apple say we gave them now as you can see this official figure equates to foresee apple empire as bar professor how much and studies found that the u.s. has over seventy trillion dollars of unaccounted for debts which would make up a total of one hundred sixty five apples but it turns out that even seventy trillion may be an understatement a former economic adviser for president ronald reagan professor cortical of says it could be as much as two hundred and eleven trillion or five hundred times the world's most valuable company i asked author street smarts jim rogers if he was surprised by the findings and how much longer such extraordinary debt levels can be sustained i am not proud to appear by book or three one three more about that yet situation is us. there is really you trillion if you get out the people who don't there are thirty to
sixteen trillion dollars seemed warningly high according to a study by the university of california america's debt is actually four times higher seventy trillion dollars so how much does that sum equate to this compared to the world's most valuable company apple say we gave them now as you can see this official figure equates to foresee apple empire as bar professor how much and studies found that the u.s. has over seventy trillion dollars of unaccounted for debts which would make up a total of...
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yet in other ways america is far from king's dream. racial divides persist in income, educational achievement, and poverty. question, are we less conscious of race today than in 1963, more conscious of race today, or are things about the same? pat buchanan. >> i think we're probably more conscious right now, john, but i was at the march on washington. i was up there in the lincoln memorial when dr. king gave that address. and it was a moment really when the cresting of the civil rights movement, it was right within the same year after oxford, mississippi, they had the violence down there to keep black students out. george wallace stood in the schoolhouse door. king was a march for jobs and freedom but that didn't produce the civil rights accident. what produced it, john, was the death of john f. kennedy a couple months later when he was assassinated and linden johnson's presidency and building on that movement to pass the civil rights act, and then selma produced the voting rights act. but let me say this john. there was a downside in
yet in other ways america is far from king's dream. racial divides persist in income, educational achievement, and poverty. question, are we less conscious of race today than in 1963, more conscious of race today, or are things about the same? pat buchanan. >> i think we're probably more conscious right now, john, but i was at the march on washington. i was up there in the lincoln memorial when dr. king gave that address. and it was a moment really when the cresting of the civil rights...
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judith jones then crossed the border into mexico and traveled through central america. brianna barnes continued our journey through the land of conquistadors, aztecs and incas, through latin america to peru. now we join zay harding in
judith jones then crossed the border into mexico and traveled through central america. brianna barnes continued our journey through the land of conquistadors, aztecs and incas, through latin america to peru. now we join zay harding in
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absolutely absolutely we have we know as for example you don't only america to get. you don't get brownie points for behaving decently when there's a humanitarian crisis every country in the world does what he can when there's a tsunami or an earthquake or some natural disaster america is the richest country in the world so yes it would do. about the weather celerity this is a. thing america is the only one who can actually do that kind of thing george go ahead you know you do not see what's going to go that isn't true i mean the many countries in many countries do that and as a matter of fact when it comes to foreign aid and humanitarian assistance america's record is actually very poor as a percentage of g.d.p. european countries contribute far more than the united states so if you're just going to do it in terms of a force for good america's record on that level is much worse than that of the european states but even leaving aside the question of the humanitarian assistance i mean you've got to consider well. what about the geo political agenda and that is where m
absolutely absolutely we have we know as for example you don't only america to get. you don't get brownie points for behaving decently when there's a humanitarian crisis every country in the world does what he can when there's a tsunami or an earthquake or some natural disaster america is the richest country in the world so yes it would do. about the weather celerity this is a. thing america is the only one who can actually do that kind of thing george go ahead you know you do not see what's...
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went to america before the second world war. many worked on farms, but laws prohibited them from owning land or even becoming american citizens. >> no japs! >> go home! >> go home, japs! >> reporter: he lived in seattle with his parents and brothers. the u.s. entered the war in 1941 after japan attacked pearl harbor. the government sent 120,000 japanese-americans to internment camps in deserts and swamps. his family was among them. he was 10. >> we were imprisoned by barbed wires and armed guard watch towers and so we lost our freedom. >> reporter: after the war, the japanese-americans were released. many of them found it difficult to talk about the war. they chose to be silent. it was this man from the third generation who broke the silence. the civil rights movement which started in the late '50s prompted the younger generation to speak out. >> we will have no more of this silence. >> the silence is broken. >> the silence is broken. >> reporter: finally, in the 1980s, a congressional commission found the camps were not justifi
went to america before the second world war. many worked on farms, but laws prohibited them from owning land or even becoming american citizens. >> no japs! >> go home! >> go home, japs! >> reporter: he lived in seattle with his parents and brothers. the u.s. entered the war in 1941 after japan attacked pearl harbor. the government sent 120,000 japanese-americans to internment camps in deserts and swamps. his family was among them. he was 10. >> we were imprisoned...
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>> it says that the culture is anxious and hungry for positive stories about challenges that america has met and partially overcome, because they're hungry to know how to perfect this society. i think that that's really at the heart of it. we want to know that the high ideals that we're formed around are continued. we want to know that these challenges still require to be met, and that there's so much divisiveness and fractiousness in our society, and there's a big industry that is constructed around keeping us apart and servicing our opinions and fostering and supporting our prejudices. i think it's the hunger to want to feel like an american, and want to come together to help meet the challenges that we face. tavis: you've said something here now very powerful, and i want to take it, for the sake of conversation and for the sake of pushing you to get your thoughts, and flip it on you. i think you're right about everything you've said. in the tradition of the black church, i'd say "amen" in agreement with everything you've just said. i think that it could be argued that one of those
>> it says that the culture is anxious and hungry for positive stories about challenges that america has met and partially overcome, because they're hungry to know how to perfect this society. i think that that's really at the heart of it. we want to know that the high ideals that we're formed around are continued. we want to know that these challenges still require to be met, and that there's so much divisiveness and fractiousness in our society, and there's a big industry that is...
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eighty there is no way that america ever that this is not going to affect the market any time soon but eventually when we start having problems in the financial markets everybody is going to be focused on it they're going to know that america's. going to cause even more turmoil in the financial markets the credit markets. the currency markets are going to affect all of us in a huge way. bank. likely to infuriate the average citizen struggling to make ends meet in these times of tough budget cuts the fakers reveal that the bank is at the ferry heart of the crisis three thousand of them are taking home more than one million years a year in pay and bonuses but most of that cash is being dished out in london's financial center accounting for three quarters of the seven figure salaries in the e.u. germany came in second with one hundred seventy bankers receiving one million years or more and france came in third with one hundred sixty take so as you can see there's a huge difference between london and the rest of the eighties so the question really is all of these salaries it's justified pa
eighty there is no way that america ever that this is not going to affect the market any time soon but eventually when we start having problems in the financial markets everybody is going to be focused on it they're going to know that america's. going to cause even more turmoil in the financial markets the credit markets. the currency markets are going to affect all of us in a huge way. bank. likely to infuriate the average citizen struggling to make ends meet in these times of tough budget...
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. >> rose: and what immigration has meant to america, i assume you're among those who say is a proud part of the development and evolution of this country and somethat that we essentially must make sure we cherish and preserve >> absolutely. i'm very fashion gnat about -- it's divisive issue, there's lots of facets i can't hope to understand but just the fundamental notion of the melting pot, bringing people in have the ambition and the drive too better themselves, better their fate, better their children's fate and pay back to the country that welcomed them is fundamental to who i am and it's critical america does not lose that. >> rose: and not only do well for themselves but for the country by creating jobs, inventing things and doing a whole range of other things. >> i think that just cannot be understated. >> rose: so you made your way to the university of illinois at urbana, champagne. >> right. >> rose: were you there when andreessen was there? >> we overlapped by a couple years. >> rose: did you know him? >> i certainly knew of him very well. i think we overlap add couple "ne
. >> rose: and what immigration has meant to america, i assume you're among those who say is a proud part of the development and evolution of this country and somethat that we essentially must make sure we cherish and preserve >> absolutely. i'm very fashion gnat about -- it's divisive issue, there's lots of facets i can't hope to understand but just the fundamental notion of the melting pot, bringing people in have the ambition and the drive too better themselves, better their...
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it drives discussion across america. >>al jazeera america social media community, on tv and online. >>this is your outlet for those conversations. >>post, upload, and interact. >>every night, share undiscovered stories. ♪ >>> welcome back. a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera. activists in syria say government forces have fired rockets armed with chemical war heads into several suburbs of the capitol. the government is denying it used chemical weapons. >>> a judge will rule on corruption charges of hosni mubarak in the next several hours. >>> and japan's nuclear regulator has upgraded its evaluation of a water leak to a level 3 serious incident. that's the highest level of alert since the earthquake and tsunami of 2011. >>> the united nations says $153 million is needed for this year's aid package, but it has so far only received 57 million. food, agricultural support, food, and sanitation support is most needed. we were told by the un that they had updated their plans to help north korea's critical humanitarian situation, but if you don't have the money, what chance of put
it drives discussion across america. >>al jazeera america social media community, on tv and online. >>this is your outlet for those conversations. >>post, upload, and interact. >>every night, share undiscovered stories. ♪ >>> welcome back. a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera. activists in syria say government forces have fired rockets armed with chemical war heads into several suburbs of the capitol. the government is denying it used chemical weapons....
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cover this subject in detail, it is worth noting that the gathering debate over the republican party of america's engagement with the world including the resources to support such an engagement is an ominous sign. not only for those that see the connection between a powerful u.s. and more democratic and safe world, but the world itself. as britain began to give up the global reach before world war i, it was there to have an important part of the discarded mantle, if those in the republican party for reasons differ them president obama is a triumph, america's retreat of less influence and less participation in the world will offer neither stability , nor prosperity. there is no democratic state in the sidelines waiting for our current responsibilities. there is china. less powerful, it will diminish the international demand for american products and risk our leadership position in europe and asia and will disperse to a new international order one in which liberty, a free-market its common human rights rights, respect for territorial sovereignty in freedom of navigation on the high seas are not pri
cover this subject in detail, it is worth noting that the gathering debate over the republican party of america's engagement with the world including the resources to support such an engagement is an ominous sign. not only for those that see the connection between a powerful u.s. and more democratic and safe world, but the world itself. as britain began to give up the global reach before world war i, it was there to have an important part of the discarded mantle, if those in the republican...
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the contract that we are negotiating with shell, north america is for 100% california renewable standard energy as you know and it is i believe you'll see a letter in your packet that we're trying to put additional confines to encourage the use of union facilities energy production facilities. that is only a contract for 250 to 30 megawatts of energy, the initial vision of cleanpowersf is for almost 250 megawatts of energy, the entire load of the non-municipal build rinsing san francisco is over 500 megawatts of electricity consumption at its peak, there is a lot of room for this program to grow and where we want to take it is local renewable generation that creates good, green jobs, local green jobs. what we need to do is establish a rate base so that we have some leveraging ability to do that local build-out. your staff has done a good job of bringing the price down so people won't opt out of the program that people can afford to stay in, pg&e have resources to garner from their huge rate base in order to develop a small amount of renewable energy. woe need to have a competitor to that
the contract that we are negotiating with shell, north america is for 100% california renewable standard energy as you know and it is i believe you'll see a letter in your packet that we're trying to put additional confines to encourage the use of union facilities energy production facilities. that is only a contract for 250 to 30 megawatts of energy, the initial vision of cleanpowersf is for almost 250 megawatts of energy, the entire load of the non-municipal build rinsing san francisco is...
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to address thing america is the only one who can actually do that kind of thing george go ahead you do not see what's going to show that isn't true i mean the many countries many countries do that and as a matter of fact when it comes to foreign aid and humanitarian assistance america's record is actually very poor as a percentage of g.d.p. or european countries contribute far more than the united states so if you're just going to do it in terms of a force for good america's recall on that level is much worse than that of the european states but even leaving aside the question of the humanitarian assistance i mean you've got to consider well what about the geo political agenda and that is where many people in the world do have very serious problems and it's precisely the elites. you have kind of being disparaging about the elites but it is the elites who are in many countries that actually follow us dictates against the wishes of these people i mean when we think of all of the recent wars were we thinking of the invasion of iraq where with away thinking of the bombing of libya when we
to address thing america is the only one who can actually do that kind of thing george go ahead you do not see what's going to show that isn't true i mean the many countries many countries do that and as a matter of fact when it comes to foreign aid and humanitarian assistance america's record is actually very poor as a percentage of g.d.p. or european countries contribute far more than the united states so if you're just going to do it in terms of a force for good america's recall on that...
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a thousand blast furnaces across america forged ribbons of steel into victory in war. for 75 years u.s. steel producers had the steel market to themselves. they ran the big so-called integrated mills. they made their own steel from iron ore. they set their own prices and their own rules. in the sixties and seventies as energy costs rose steel prices rose even more until foreign steel began to underbid american steel on american buildings and bridges. in the u.s., plants closed. workers were laid off. 5,000 men laid off. i don't see how we'll get employment here. i'll have to leave. the market's verdict on 3/4 of a century of industrial complacency. what could be done to rebuild the faltering steel industry? with america's biggest steel companies hurting, how could a small steel company compete? nucor was an american steel user which had turned from american steel to foreign producers. but kenneth iverson, president of nucor wondered if low-cost steel couldn't be made in america. we went to europe. we roamed through a number of steel mills to find out how they produce s
a thousand blast furnaces across america forged ribbons of steel into victory in war. for 75 years u.s. steel producers had the steel market to themselves. they ran the big so-called integrated mills. they made their own steel from iron ore. they set their own prices and their own rules. in the sixties and seventies as energy costs rose steel prices rose even more until foreign steel began to underbid american steel on american buildings and bridges. in the u.s., plants closed. workers were...
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america and that is why says coffee there and then he takes it and i think . he goes on to wall street that's his job he's a parasite is a murder he makes you know serial killers dressed up like clowns look good well the final headline here will be about the n.s.a. and them front running all information ideas innovation this is the total destruction of any competition because you can literally weeded out at the very origin as soon as it sprouts an idea sprouts in an email you can front money and create the competition before they could possibly gather together the capital to start a company it's a digital competitive abortion they look in your e-mails they see a good idea they aborted thanks jamie well thanks to the n.s.a. the sky may be falling on us cloud providers revelations of widespread spying by the u.s. government could bring big financial fallout to the cloud computing industry according to a washington based think tank so they reckon this think tank is information technology and innovation foundation and they reckon that it could cost twenty one poin
america and that is why says coffee there and then he takes it and i think . he goes on to wall street that's his job he's a parasite is a murder he makes you know serial killers dressed up like clowns look good well the final headline here will be about the n.s.a. and them front running all information ideas innovation this is the total destruction of any competition because you can literally weeded out at the very origin as soon as it sprouts an idea sprouts in an email you can front money...